The Hunger Site — www.hungersite.com
An easy way to make a difference. Each time you visit this site, food is donated to hungry people somewhere in the world.
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Organizations, schools and colleagues I trust — gathered during my years of work in coaching, health and personal growth.
An easy way to make a difference. Each time you visit this site, food is donated to hungry people somewhere in the world.
A great resource for information about any health issues you could possibly think of.
A school that teaches the healing arts. A rich resource for massage, erotic bodywork and emotional growth.
A powerful man, teacher, therapist, massage therapist, spiritual guide and friend. He writes a great newsletter for men.

If you are interested in coaching as a career, this is the site.

A great web site, especially if you are looking to find or enhance a relationship.
This is where I trained as a coach.
www.backdoor.com/ankh/coaching/index.html
800-211-1202 ext. 3198 · alfred@meca.edu
pselwyn@home.com
annep@dtg.net
www.coachbarry.com · bnorth1@earthlink.net
www.interisland.net/dbentley · dbentley@interisland.net
www.gaycoach.com · Ronald@gaycoach.com
www.consciousrelating.com
Contact details are published as a courtesy to these colleagues and may have changed over time.
Coaching is the work; the sites below are simply things I keep coming back to in my own life. Not professional endorsements — just a few favorites I'd happily share with a friend.
I've been a quiet Patek guy for decades. When I want the look of a Grand Complications without a six-figure price, this is where I browse — honest specs, clean photos, and a Patek Philippe replica catalog that's worth a look even if you never buy.
The Nautilus is the most famous sports watch ever made, and its waiting list has become a joke. If you love that design, the Nautilus replica page is the closest thing to skipping the queue I've found — reference details, sizes, and a few honest notes on finishing.
I quote Rumi in sessions more than any other writer. The Rumi Trust keeps a fine archive of his work: rumi.org.